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Updated - September 2, 2010

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Cranberry juice shows promise blocking Staph infections
You may know that cranberry juice can be used to help prevent urinary tract infections, but a new study finds that it may also help stop staph infections. …»

Foods that Starve Cancer
A cancer to grow, it needs to be fed. To stop cancers from growing, stop angiogenesis. Add anti-angiogenic foods to your diet ... »

Stevia - a New Sweetener
Of the taste sensations that we experience - sour, salty, sweet, and bitter, sweet is perhaps the one that is associated most often with pleasure... »

Salt in Your Diet and Your Health
If you take two highly toxic chemical elements - sodium (chemical symbol Na) and chlorine (chemical symbol Cl) and combine them, you get NaCl, or common table salt …»

Getting More Calcium
There is a great deal of interest especially for women in increasing calcium intake as a way of preventing osteoporosis.... »

Ginger - A Spice that Adds More Than Just Taste
It is commonly believed that spices were added to foods before refrigeration and other forms of preservation became common, as a way of masking the taste of foods that had started to spoil... »

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